Stop laughing like fools in between bro, let the main guy speak. I literally have to reduce the volume while listening on my airpods. A humble suggestion, your laugher kind of irritates
Man the energy and the level of grooming you all sitting at the table together feels just like 3 super king alpha lions talking next level thing bro its so motivating.
Always a great time cutting it up with Hafeez and Chris! What they don't know is that we had about a 3 hour conversation before even starting the podcast 🤣
@@GamestarsBulgaria Respect to all of them but personally Jose Zuniga helped me and many others more than Logan and Jake Paul and JB. He is not a "celebrity" yet but I am a big fan of his work and learned a lot from him.
Peep how many times he referenced his "wife" not a crew of nameless baddies. A young high-value man with one high-value supportive spouse without distraction.
This is facts but it does help if you can get a wife like Jose’s that’s the total package. He wasn’t lying about her looks. She’s probably badder than most women he encounters and combine that with how supportive she is, he has no reason to look elsewhere. Most men not gonna be able attract a woman of that caliber to hold them down like that so they fall into a rotation of women
That's over simpin in my book. He got married way to young, while he's still climbing that success ladder. Great work ethic, but may have much to learn about women's nature and the current family court industrial complex laws.
@@redpilllense7125 you obviously don't understand how "simping" works. If the woman reciprocates respect, support and love it's not simping. Work on you and leave all women alone.
I would LOVE for you guys to get Tom Bilyeu on this podcast. He is one of the founders of the billion dollar company Quest Nutrition. He is now building Impact Theory. He talks about how he was the "king of remedial jobs" and was EXTREMELY lazy in his early 20s. He wasn't a "born entrepreneur". He put in a LOT OF WORK to transform himself and become the man he is today. He also does not want children, but has been married to his wife for 18 years. He's the man who can talk about DEVELOPING yourself into a High Value Man (starting from the bottom, and starting from being extremely lazy). He can talk about how to maintain a long term marriage! He is now 44. Please get him on your show!! I would love to hear you guys interview him. He would bring SO MUCH VALUE to the men and women who listen to your show!
Mad props to the guest and his risk taking. He made a statement, "I'm fine with starting over again." Shiiet dawg...you might be fine but your wife though....Girls cannot live backwards
@@bronz9019 That's why I'm a big believer in having one true woman by your side through everything. When she's your best friend you don't have to worry about her leaving if you start over. If you have a good one boys make sure to keep her.
Things About Women I Wish I Knew In My 20’s 1. Rejection is a part of life never, take it seriously. When one bus leaves another comes in 5 minutes. Abundance mindset 2. Never play the nice guy buddy buddy role with women. When a women friend zones you, she’s rejecting you. But she still wants you around so she could use you for free attention. 3. Never Chase A Women After Being dumper or FriendZone 4. Quiet/Shy Nerdy girls are the BEST girls to date. 5. Female Hypergamy Does not care about you. 6. Never make a women your whole life. A women should only be complimentary to your life 7. Men at the age of 18-25 will have the most difficult time dating 8. A woman can never love you, she only loves you on how you make her feel 9. Women at the ages 18-25 are not looking to settle down they just want TO have fun 10. Never let a women walk all over you or manipulate you just because she’s pretty always stand your ground & follow your principles as a man.
Roommates, Jose is on another level. Be fortunate like the rest of us that he is sharing his perspective. He is an amazing embodiment of hard work and dedication.
This guy is a missile I haven't consumed much of his fashion content But accidently discovered his podcast with beer biceps. Since that day I have never missed his single interview
It’s true, I’ve been watching Jose since 2018 I was 18 years old and I went from always wearing H&M shorts and graphic Ts 24/7 and always having messy hair, he inspire me to be a better talker, dresser, just a better man. I’m the oldest of 3 siblings so I don’t have a older brother and I can say Jose is my older brother and all the tips I learn from him I’m just going to pass it down to my younger brothers🙏🏽
This is my favourite episode of this podcast so far. Brutal honesty, needing to feel uncomfortable and no cheat codes in life. There's always going to be someone above you to keep you hungry for growth and self-improvement. This one hit me differently- thank you for providing this content! I'm going to act from this video.
This was an AMAZING INTERVIEW by the way!! I saved it and will definitely watch it again! I'm not a man, but the interview has inspired me to work even harder at being a high value woman!
i have a feeling this episode is going to be huge since they addressed the red pill issue and the issue of being a workaholic and married i.e neglect etc.
17:48 There was a comment I heard under Jose's breath here that I think is actually really critical to this entire conversation: "I don't work for the weekend - That's a horrible mindset to have and, if you have it, chances are you just don't love what you do." The second half of this statement embodies why I believe so many young people in the workforce are struggling today. A lot of people are giving up on their drive because they have stopped believing it is possible to love what you do. That kind of mindset will leave a person perpetually iterating in an environment they hate on the road to burn out every time. It is still possible to love what you do folks, and it's absolutely a requirement if you want to be happy in the long term. Jose talked about doing extraordinary things like waking up at 5AM, working out every morning, and working 6AM-8PM. The fact is that there is no way in hell you are going to motivate yourself to build a high demand and consistent routine if you feel like your life is in a rut. Only people who love and are energized by what they do are going to be able to sustain this level of effort. Loving your job won't make the hard parts any easier, but it will allow you to motivate yourself to power through the hard times. For anyone in a rut, particular those in high demand careers that they aren't passionate about: Forget everything he said about grinding it out as rarely will you find your spark inside of a career through working harder alone. It is a much better strategy to take a step back from what you are doing and ask yourself why you are doing what you're doing. Too many people are not honest with themselves about the answer to this question and it is hurting them every day. If you never loved what you do, it is time to move on and do something different. If you loved what you do but a direction or leadership change destroyed what you believed in, it is time to move on and do something different. If you are having trouble working for somebody or you feel like something happened that destroyed the culture of your team, it is time to move on and do something different. If you feel like you need to be the hero every day or you're constantly giving to other people inside of your job and never receiving, it is time to move on and do something different. If you are finding daily interactions that used to energize you are now draining you, it is time to move on and do something different. If you are finding your job is destroying healthy routines in your life (exercise, sleep, time off), it is time to move on and do something different. Way too many people make the huge mistake of just trying to tough out a situation that is no longer serving them. This isn't about quitting or instant gratification, it's about recognizing that you are worth more than an environment that is toxic to your physical or mental health. I think it's important to keep in perspective that the majority of content on this channel is told to you from the lens of entrepreneurs, but the majority of people out there aren't actually entrepreneurs. If that's the path you want to take, it will be difficult and really test your internal resolve. However no matter the situation, if you want to be successful, it is going to require hard work, late nights, persistence, sacrifice, discipline, criticisms, doubts, failure, and a hell of a lot of rejection. I will not tell you everyone needs to start their own business, but I will tell you that if you're going to commit yourself at that level to something, it had better be serving your life and the people inside of it. The worst mistake you can make, and the thing too many people take for granted, is giving that energy away to somebody who doesn't deserve it because they tell you it's expected of you. The hardest but most necessary thing a person can do for themselves is to walk away from a situation that is not or is no longer serving them. If you don't do this, you are going to stunt your own personal growth drastically.
The most important thing that was said was "Do what makes you happy" This is the only thing you need in life. Don't worry about being more attractive or being rated etc. Earning more money and being a super achiever and super successful isn't the right thing for everyone-the more things you have in your life ,the more complicated it becomes. Social media does not matter at all-getting more likes or followers is nonsense and a waste of time. If you want to get married,get married but to someone you truly love and if you don't find that person,don't get married. These days we've all made life far too complicated when it doesn't need to be.
that first few minutes is so relatable, the reason why im trying to move out with some producer friends is so that I can make even more music and do more work thatll bring me more income, despite the pressures of leaving the comfort of my parents home and resources they provide
Dude this might be my favorite episode- Jose isn't my favorite "Influencer", but the man has my undying respect- he's admirable and has more good advice than any man I know personally.
I can't believe this video is only about an hour long. So much Informative & Motivational content that fit in this short time frame. Thank you guys for this video. And Jose, your way of being is so inspiring!! Coming from a fellow latino, I see myself in you and what I could/will be. Thank you guys!!!!
@@MattGarcyaDC DId not really grow up with a father figure so I looked to the internet on how to do certain things. Jose's channel, TMF, taught me about grooming, style, and social skills. Learned alot
As salam aleykum Hafeez and Chris. Discovered you guys thru ams and I must say it's been full of blessing ever since then. Not really sure if this comment will get noticed but whatever be the case, it's my sincere prayer that you will never retrograde. InshaAllah, you guys will keep being the best. Love you much from a student in Ghana 🤗. One more thing, happy month of Ramadan big bro 🙏
The all advice is given in this podcast for men was massive. It's true we always see people and wish I could have that etc. but the amount of hardwork he puts made him above 99.9%.
38:29 Jose is my guy, but I remember him saying he's always wanted to be married with kids before 30. So in that sense, he kinda put pressure on himself to get married & have a kid this soon
Jose is awesome. His videos taught me about style, grooming, and how to self improve when I was an awkward teen.
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Certified knowledge!!! Jose is someone Hafeez and Chris should bring on the roommates again, in 2021!!! He touched base on so many things. I think the best part was when he said, "1 of the 1,000 views could be the next CEO, the next surgeon" meaning whether your views are high or low, if you bring value, you may be propelling someone to greatness! 🔥🔥🔥
I see myself so much in you Jose and I can’t wait to meet you one day because i know for a fact I’ll be up there with you. Already making 100k as a car salesman as a 20 year old Hispanic and I’m investing everything I can into my future ( real estate) WE’RE JUST MADE DIFFERENT. See you at billion!! -Abe
I actually listen to there podcast and I know without a shadow of a doubt that this is the best podcast for men I ever seen or heard you guys are doing big things keep up the amazing work ❤️💯
I’m so happy I found this channel. I absolutely love the conversations you guys are having. It’s enlightening, informative, and educational. I’ve been binging a lot of your content. Please continue the great work and I look forward to your content every week 🙌🏽
Love the podcast. The only critique is the audio. I turn the volume up to hear the talking, and when you guys bust out in laughter directly into the microphone I literally almost blow my eardrums out. I’m sure there’s some way to regulate the audio levels in post production before posting. Thanks again for all the great content.
Best podcast Jose has done! I will watch this daily to get the inspiration and motivation needed! He’s not saying you have to be like him and do everything he does, he’s saying do what works for you and what will make you be happy and successful and stick at it! Awesome stuff!
The one thing I keep taking away from this podcast and your Kevin Samuels podcast is regardless of money do what you're passionate about. You're most likely not going to become a wealthy investment banker if your passion is programming. You'll be more likely to fail because you have no love or motivation for it. That definitely helps my perspective
I used to watch netflix and movies while eating my meals for training. Now i watch The Roommates podcasts. 1hr of time wasting now turned into 1hr of growing.
Bro I have watched many of podcasts but man this is the one I have never watched man... Jose the respect for you and the fire is inside me are boosted a lot Love u guys and thanks for such content and it's the second time I watch the roommates and it was lejet man 🔥🔥💯
I'm not even a man but I feel really motivated by this video. But I will channel the motivation into putting in the work to be a better help mate to my man 😁 Thank you
this what we need, to know that we can Transend race, age, man need to be able to have this discussions freely. We need to motivate, and love our brothers.
22:49 I’m realizing I provide value. I may not be a high value man yet, but that doesn’t mean I don’t have any significance. I provide for my family emotionally, physically and financially, I provide value to my college by being a student representative, I provide value to my community by volunteering when I can, and I provide value at my work for helping students figure out how they’re going to pay for college. I have my flaws: out of shape, impulsive, etc etc. and I’m not afraid to admit it, but in the end... all of those things can be improved and or changed. Wow. Thank you.
Hey Guys great personalities and content. Saw you guys on the Fresh and fit podcast . Keep up the Great Work . From all the way in Africa Mauritania 🇲🇷 .
I think I'm the same as José when it comes to struggling and finding a challenge in video games. I would also point that the struggle he strives for can never work out to people getting good marks in school
